IAEA chief says verifying Iran's nuclear capabilities is top priority as Tehran and Washington edge toward possible Middle East agreement.
The UN atomic watchdog will make verifying the full scope of Tehran's nuclear capabilities its top priority, as Iran and the US edge toward a possible agreement to end the war in the Middle East, according to the organization's chief.
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